A Quick Guide to MBA-Friendly Web Links
Every MBA student can use a helping hand once in a while. Here are a few tried, tested and true links that can give you a leg up in SFU’s[…]
Monthly Archive: January 2010
MBA Mentor in Residence – SFU’s Entrepreneurial Resource
It’s opportunities to meet business people like Jim Derbyshire, Mentor-in-Residence, that truly define the power and depth of the SFU community. Vancouver is often thought of as a small town,[…]
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MBA Class Project – Social Media in Information Systems
I’ve been asked to provide some commentary as to how this video was created, marketed and received. Oh, and I’m supposed to answer the ever-important question as to WHY I[…]
Introducing the School… in Mandarin!
As a part of the YouTube project for the Information Systems class, a team of SFU Graduate Business students from China in the Full-time MBA program created a short video[…]
MBA Student Profile – Lindsay Angelo, MPID, Vancouver 2010 Olympics
This post will serve as the root page for what is an ongoing and exciting profile story of recent SFU MBA graduate, Lindsay Angelo. Through a combination of both interviews[…]
Annual SFU Graduate Business Boat Cruise:
“Enjoy the Journey”
“Enjoy the Journey”
Every spring, after the rain subsides from the Vancouver skyline, and the city shows its true beauty, the MBA class sets out on a different kind of journey – A[…]
Master of Technology Semester in Review: Leadership
Every time I learn something new, it pushes some old stuff out of my brain. – Homer Simpson It’s a brand new semester here at SFU’s Segal Business School, which[…]
MBA Speaker Series: The CMC Presents Brian Josling: Common Sense Refined
“Common sense refined” is Brian Josling’s tag line, and the moment Brian started speaking it was clear that he has a large amount of “street” experience for our hopeful MBA’s[…]
Two Great Tools for MBA Job Seekers
Have you ever wondered how some folks manage to keep on top of so much current news and so many blogs? Google Reader is a handy tool that’s a real[…]
What to Expect?
Michael Underell (MBA, ’10) is telling it like it is! This MBA alumnus with an (un)healthy obsession for YouTube and all things “VLOG” is prepping students for what they can[…]
What is the Best GMAT Review Book?
The length of this post in no way reflects the amount of research put into the topic. For the past week I’ve made it my quest to seek out the[…]
SFU Grad Business Goes Snow Tubing on Cypress (A Quick Post)
After a hectic week of papers and midterms (a negotiation essay followed by a paper and midterm for our Cross Cultural Management class) the MBA’s headed to the local Vancouver[…]
GMAT Tips – Best Practices for Test Day (CAT Part 3)
Now that you’re well versed on the ins and outs of the computer adaptive exam, and you’ve read Dave’s (SFU MBA ’11) harrowing GMAT tale, the only thing left with[…]
GMAT Tips – How the GMAT Computer Adaptive Test Works (CAT Part 2)
This is the second part of a three part series on the CAT. This post goes into technical detail about the inner workings of the unique test. The other two[…]
GMAT Tips – The Computer Adaptive Test Experience (CAT Part 1)
So you’ve decided to write the GMAT. Now what? Congratulations, because you’re in the right place. This is a step-by-step guide detailing everything you need to know to successfully take[…]